What is uterine cancer and intestinal adhesion? Is uterine cancer and intestinal adhesion serious?

The reason why patients with uterine cancer are prone to intestinal adhesions may be because the inflammation is not effectively controlled, and there are complications caused by various reasons during the operation and failure to get out of bed and move around as soon as possible after the operation. It may also be due to the invasive growth of the tumor.

For female friends, the health of the uterus is very important. If you don't pay attention to protecting it, it is very likely to cause uterine diseases, and in severe cases, uterine cancer. This cancer has a great impact on physical health, and it may also cause intestinal adhesions. So what is the cause of uterine cancer and intestinal adhesions?

1. Inflammation is not effectively controlled

If you suffer from uterine cancer, it will not only cause obvious pain symptoms, but also very serious inflammation. If you don't pay attention to treatment, it will cause inflammatory edema. If the exudate or pus overflows into the abdominal cavity, it will easily cause intestinal adhesion. Therefore, patients with uterine cancer must pay attention to the control of inflammation and reduce the incidence of intestinal adhesion as much as possible.

2. Complications of surgery

Uterine cancer is one of the common malignant tumors, which is very harmful to the health of the uterus. Surgery is usually required for treatment after the onset of the disease, and intestinal adhesion is one of the complications that may be caused by surgery. During the operation, if there is improper operation, such as the intestinal tract is exposed for too long, the surgical action is too rough, the postoperative wound is large, the serosal layer is seriously damaged, the hemostasis is not complete, the abdominal cavity is not flushed completely, or foreign objects are left behind, etc., it may cause intestinal adhesion and even other serious complications.

3. Not getting out of bed and moving around in time after uterine cancer surgery

Most patients with uterine cancer need surgery for treatment. Many people think that they should lie in bed and rest more after surgery so that the wound can recover as soon as possible. In fact, this is not the case. If you lie in bed all the time after surgery, it may cause some complications, the most common of which is intestinal adhesion. Therefore, once a uterine cancer patient has undergone surgery, he must follow the doctor's advice to get out of bed and move around as soon as possible, and never lie still.

4. Tumor Invasive Growth

If you are unfortunately diagnosed with uterine cancer and the tumor grows invasively, it may damage the surrounding tissues and cause intestinal adhesions. Once this happens, you must be hospitalized as soon as possible to control the development of the tumor and prevent it from getting worse, which can also relieve the symptoms of intestinal adhesions.